Management

Not Much Changing For Homestead Sitebuilder SEO in 2010

I’d like to address some interesting things that I am discovering about how Google is changing and how it relates to Homestead and Sitebuilder SEO.

Google is still looking at your pages and internal linking structure very much the same.

If you have purchased the SEO lessons for Intuit/Homestead website users you have all of the tools that you need to set your internal search engine optimization up correctly. The results in this video showing many of my  top rankings with a Homestead website speak for them selves. read Not Much Changing for Homestead Sitebuilder SEO

Finding Solutions for Homestead Website Problems

Personally, I have had no problems with this company. If you are considering using this software for building a web site, read this Homestead Sitebuilder review. This article is for people who are already using the Intuit program for building their websites.

There are a few places online for finding solutions for your Intuit/Homestead website technical problems. Altogether the hosting service and software work effortlessly well and both are very user friendly. Any time that I am experiencing difficulties with using the sitebuilder program, I contact tech support. read Homestead Website Problems

Using Tech Support To Resolve Issues

One of the things that has impressed me the most about interacting with the Intuit web site building company is their tech support team. I cannot ever remember having an issue that they could not resolve. They have always been polite, well educated with the Homestead hosting plan options and very helpful at teaching me about questionable things I faced within the Site Builder software program. read Homestead Website Tech Support Review

Backlink Liftoff-Link Building for Homestead Website Owners

When an Intuit website owner finally gets a good handle on site design and basic SEO, it’s time to start pushing the pages up in the search engine results pages. How do you accomplish this task? This is done by developing inbound links pointing to the new sites pages. In the Internet world these are called back-links. The higher the quality and the more relevant the backlink is, the higher the website’s page may go in the search engines results pages.

This may sound a bit confusing if you are new to the Internet world. There is an easy way to get professional answers to your link building questions about Homestead websites.

Jordy Christo has designed another powerful course to help Homestead website owners learn how to generate quality votes for their web sites. The new product is called Backlink Liftoff and will be launched on Friday, December eleventh 2009.
read Backlink Liftoff for Building Links

Deleting a Website From My Homestead Account

How can I remove an unwanted website from my Intuit list? What’s the process of deleting a website that I don’t want form my Homestead account? How to clean out unwanted websites from your dropdown list is going to be easier than you may think.

Before you start deleting anything, please DO NOT remove any sub domain website that you originally built which are now associated with your main .com, .org. or .net published designs. Keep the original http://www.originalwebsite.homestead.com domain in your list.

How to remove an unwanted website from your account list:

1) Log into your main Intuit/Homestead account, not Site Builder. Inside the main account is where you check your statistics, billing information, set up newsletters and study tutorials about using the SiteBuilder.

2) Select the domain name that you want to delete from the drop-down menu.

3) In the left side bar there is a clickable link titled “Advanced,” click on that link.
read How to Delete Extra homestead Websites